Sharman says no to adult comedies
Sharman Joshi is happy at the success of Grand Masti and admits that he enjoys comedies. However, the actor has no intention of taking up another adult comedy at the moment. “I only do work that I enjoy doing. As an audience, I enjoy all kinds of films. I am a movie buff. But as an actor I don't like to be part of all films. At this point of time maybe I don't want to be part of sex comedies,” said Sharman.
At the beginning of his career Sharman featured in Style, which was considered too bold for that time. When asked what's the reason behind saying no, he said: “Nothing as such. I have done Style and Golmaal so I have had enough...so may be in future I will do it but not right now.” But he is happy at the success of Grand Masti, which has crossed the Rs 100 crore mark in three weeks.
I think the character of Krrish has had the maximum impact on me than any other role that I have played in my life. Through him I learnt that being a superhero is not really about wearing a mask or cape
— Hrithik Roshan
Salman Khan, who runs a charitable organisation to help the underprivileged, says after achieving so much in life it is time to give back and he is certainly doing his bit. Salman launched the Being Human Foundation in 2009. The
47-year-old actor also plans to open restaurants and hospitals in the next five to six months under the same initiative.
Aaron to star in Avengers sequel
Kick-Ass star Aaron Johnson is set to star in the forthcoming superhero film Avengers: Age of Ultron. Johnson will play Quicksilver, the son of Magneto, in the movie. This will reunite him with his Godzilla co-star, Elizabeth Olsen, who is expected to take on the role of the Scarlet Witch, the twin sister of Quicksilver. Earlier this year when he confirmed auditioning for the role, he had said, “There's years — over 50 years — of back story on him all there to use, and I like doing that.
Him and his sister have been abandoned by their parents and their father, and they grew up in Eastern Europe defending and looking out for themselves and each other.” The second installment of The Avengers series will hit theatres on May 1, 2015 in the US.